The market creates opportunities when trending with the trend, and teaches you lessons when going against the trend. Don't be upset; market fluctuations always include a part you can't understand, and there's always a wave you can profit from. Do you think that if you didn't make money today, your value will just keep shrinking tomorrow? Do you think that the opportunities you miss today will always pass you by? There is a morning and evening in a day; someday, not getting what you want will lead to something better. This is not just motivational talk; it’s about approaching the market rationally. The most fearful group is those with low emotional intelligence, who get anxious when things happen, and who don’t want to miss any rise or fall. They keep building positions, and the more they trade, the more they lose their true strategy.



If you are my follower, you should know that recently I’ve been bullish along the way, with the price trend moving upward in sync. Doesn’t it feel a bit like I’m a “fortune teller”?

The Bitcoin trend is very clear: the price is oscillating upward, now breaking through around 81,600. This is not the high point; in the coming months, looking back, this position might just be a low point. The trend technical chart will be attached below for everyone’s reference. Now, I’ll talk about some short-term and swing point levels.

The four-hour Bollinger Bands are opening upward, and the moving averages are continuously rising, lifting the support at the bottom. It’s clear that the retracement space is gradually shrinking. The current direction is upward; pullbacks are opportunities to look for long positions. One thing to remember: don’t fear heights.

For intraday trading, it’s recommended to look for bullish signals on a retracement to the 80,700–80,200 region. The target is around 82,300, with a swing target near 83,500. Future breakthroughs will be updated accordingly. Everyone can pay attention to #btc .
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